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Ding-Ming Liu, Shao-Wei Li, Ruo-Yan Zhou

    IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics
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    This study introduces a new dataset and a noise-aware diffusion model (NADM) for generating dynamic landscape painting videos. The approach enhances artistic video generation by capturing aesthetic dynamism and smooth transitions.

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